Purchase request
START OF THE TRAIL- Item
- Aluminium sheet 2 mm
- Quantity
- 400 sheets
- Requested by
- Production
- Approval
- Operations manager ✓
Routed for approval by amount and department.
A ready-to-use ERP for companies in Singapore, Malaysia and Indonesia: finance, procurement, sales, inventory, manufacturing and HR share one database. You switch on the modules you need, and it runs in our cloud or on your own servers.
Reads invoices, receipts and payroll into draft journals, and keeps budgets and cash position current.
Turns approved requests into purchase orders (POs) and checks every supplier invoice against what was received.
Quotes and reserves stock with live availability, then hands the order to warehouse and finance.
Updates stock the moment goods are received, consumed or shipped, per warehouse and batch.
Consumes materials from inventory and books labour and machine time against each work order.
Feeds headcount, payroll and cost centres into finance without a monthly export.
Profit, stock value and cash flow from the same data every module writes to.
APIs and connectors to banks, marketplaces, tax systems and the tools you already run.
Each document is created from the one before it, so no number is typed twice, and finance can open any invoice and walk back to the original request.
Routed for approval by amount and department.
The warehouse sees the delivery it should expect.
Stock goes up and the ledger is updated when the receipt is posted.
Materials, labour and machine time are costed to the order.
Stock is reserved and the warehouse receives the delivery order.
Finance can open the invoice and walk back to the original request.
Requests and orders don’t touch the ledger. The first journal is posted when goods are received.
Invoices arriving by email or scan are read into draft bills and matched against the purchase order and goods receipt. Totals, tax, duplicates and the supplier’s bank account are checked by rules, not by the model. Anything that doesn’t add up waits for finance with the scan alongside, and nothing posts until finance approves it.
Every check passed. Draft bill ready for approval.Sent to review: billed 400 sheets, received 380.Sent to review: bank account differs from the supplier record.
Switch on the modules you need today and add the rest later; they all write to the same database. Each module has optional AI features behind ✦ Explore AI features: AI prepares drafts that someone on your team confirms, and every step still works with AI switched off.
See ERP running on your own workflow.
Book a demo →Finance, procurement, sales, inventory, manufacturing, HR, reporting and integrations. You switch on the modules you need and add the rest later; they all write to the same database.
Yes. Invoices sent by email or scanned are read into draft bills and matched against the purchase order and goods receipt. Fixed rules check the totals, the tax rate for the invoice date, duplicates and the supplier’s bank account. An invoice that fails a check goes to finance with the scan alongside, and no bill posts until finance signs it off.
Yes. The ERP runs the standard workflow from day one. We customise it only after your team has used it and found where it falls short.
The standard ERP can be ready within a week. Customising it to your workflow takes longer, and we plan that once your team has used the standard flow.
Yes. Every system runs on our managed cloud or on-premise on your own servers, whichever your security policy and IT setup call for. The code is the same in both.
The technical lead who does the work, with a domain specialist who has done this kind of work before. We reply within 24 hours and sign an NDA on request.
Yes. You own 100% of the source code. Custom work is handed over with the code, documentation and admin access, the same as every project we build.
Yes. Each AI feature is switched on per company and can be turned off at any time, and every workflow still works by hand. AI prepares drafts, your team approves them. On-premise, AI runs through your own cloud account or stays off.